Learn the basic guidelines surrounding COVID-19 testing and why it’s critical for dentists to offer this service. Review a step-by-step implementation process to help set-up your protocols to be successful and compliant when offering COVID-19 testing for your patients.
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With hours of video content and resources you can started today! Start learning about new streams of revenue for your practice and how you can change your patients lives and your practice.
Tap into a new revenue source with Medical Billing for Dentistry. Learn to identify cases that are covered by medical insurance.
Discover how you can accelerate the implementation of Dental Sleep Medicine in your practice with our online curriculum.
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With Imagn’s intuitive dental software you can supercharge the implementation and process of dental sleep medicine or medical billing.
Devdent is a certified educator and trainer of the Imagn Software Suite.
Streamline your dental sleep medicine within your practice with Imagn Sleep intuitive workflow. Track home sleep tests and screen patients in minutes.
Save time and stop making coding mistakes on your medical claims with Imagn Billing. Schedule a demo and see why dentists everywhere are choosing Imagn Billing for their practice.
Poor Sleep Affects Everything
With the significant effect, poor sleep has on overall health it’s important that as a health care provider know how to help your patients. As a dental practice, you can increase your revenue by offering a new service with minimal addition to your chair time. While also providing live changing treatment to your patients in the form of oral appliances.
Free Webinar: Effects of Poor Sleep On Health
An estimated 22 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea, with 80 percent of the cases of moderate and severe obstructive sleep apnea undiagnosed¹.
Up to 83% of patients with type 2 diabetes suffer from sleep apnea that often goes undiagnosed because they do not get screened by their dentist¹.
OSA episodes produce surges in systolic and diastolic pressure that keep mean blood pressure levels elevated at night leading to an increased risk of heart failure.
Other Symptoms of Obstructive Sleep Apnea: excessive daytime sleepiness, loud snoring, observed episodes of stopped breathing during sleep, abrupt awakenings accompanied by gasping or choking, awakening with a dry mouth or sore throat, morning headache, difficulty concentrating during the day, experiencing mood changes, such as depression or irritability, high blood pressure, nighttime sweating and decreased libido¹.
It’s All About The Patients
Dental insurance rarely provides patients with benefits for more extensive procedures. By utilizing your patient’s medical insurance, you provide them the opportunity to maximize their medical insurance benefits. Commonly billed to medical insurance include trauma, sleep & TMD, periodontal, implants, and more.
Free Webinar: The Truth Behind Medical Billing In Dentistry
Kimberly was born with the degenerative tooth condition Amelogenesis imperfecta. This condition caused her teeth to be unusually small, discolored, and prone to rapid wear and breakage¹. High school was challenging, and she was struggling to get good grades. She was severely depressed and put on suicide watch. Thankfully her dental team was proactive and had been trained on medical billing and recognized the opportunity to bill her procedure too medical insurance. She got her life back with all on four implanted dentures ($25,000-$50,000), and soon after, she had her life back and got accepted to her favorite college. The dental team was able to get it 100% covered by her medical insurance.
Common Procedures Billed To Medical: exams for services that are covered by medical, panorex x-rays, CBCT (cone beam) and tomography, oral infections, cysts, oral inflammation, sleep apnea appliances (Dental Sleep Medicine), TMJ appliances and headache treatment. accidents to teeth. mucositis and stomatitis (from chemotherapy and other treatments). frenectomy/tongue tie for infants and children, and more…
In this example Imagn Billing case you will see how a dental office in Florida successfully billed for dental crowns. Our Imagn Billing team processed this claim on 12/4/2020 to Tricare insurance and it was paid on 1/22/2021.
In my past life, I worked in dentistry for many years. I went into medical billing for dentistry because I had a need to move away from the clinical side of the practice. I enjoy my continued work with offices because it’s a way for me to still help patients get what they rightfully deserve and make them healthier in the process.
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